Infectious Disease Research

Infectious diseases are caused by germs, and they kill more people worldwide than any other single cause. Germs such as bacteria, viruses, fungi and protozoa easily pass from person to person, spreading disease. Research into how these germs spread, and how to treat the illnesses they cause, is critical to global health.

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Publications

Does SLE widen or narrow race/ethnic disparities in the risk of five co-morbid conditions? Evidence from a community-based outpatient care system.

Using electronic health record data to measure care quality for individuals with multiple chronic medical conditions.

Effect of long-term antibiotic use on weight in adolescents with acne.

Five-year risk of incident disease following a diagnosis of chronic rhinosinusitis.

Causal inference and prediction in health studies: environmental exposures and schistosomiasis, HIV-1 genotypic susceptibility scores and virologic suppression, and risk of hospital readmission for heart failure patients.

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Research Studies

COVID-19 Universal Registry for Vital Evaluations (CURVE) Project

Pilot Project in Applied Artificial Intelligence: Using Machine Learning to Improve the Safety of Hospital Care

Antimicrobial Resistant E. coli Before and After California Senate Bill 27 (ARES): A Natural Experiment

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Featured Investigator

Jiang Li

Ph.D., MPH

Assistant Scientist

Jiang Li, Ph.D., is Assistant Scientist at PAMF Research Institute. Her research focuses on prevention, chronic disease mgmt., psychosocial factors in obesity

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